tanguyr thanks. I tried the POJO link but got an 404 (page not found). I know 
about the concept of consuming and publishing webservices from CFMX. But how do 
I find which services are offered by the owner of my particular SAP 
inplementation? Simply calling uddi.sap.com (the public uddi directory for SAP) 
gives me a 404. I need a few webservices to get/send data from /to SAP, do 
something with the return code etc. Where can I find which ones to use?

Marc

> Hi,
> 
> I'm working on an application that gets and sends data to/from a SAP 
> back
> end. We use the SAP Java Connector (JCO) architecture to expose SAP 
> RFCs as
> methods in a stateless EJB, and call these from within cf (cfmx 
> running in
> weblogic). You *should* be able to get most of the benefit w/out 
> having to
> use EJB (our architecture is a couple of years old, but it works so we 
> don't
> change it) by "just" writing some POJOs and deploying them in a jar in 
> your
> cfserver's /lib directory and then using them via createObject or 
> <cfobject>
> calls from within your CF code. 
> 
> More information about JCO is available here:
> http://help.sap.
> com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/6f/1bd5c6a85b11d6b28500508b5d5211/content.
> htm
> 
> Regs,
> /t
> 
> 
> 
> marc -- wrote:
> > 
> > Hello,
> > I want to make a timesheet application for a company that stores al 
> its HR
> > (human resource) data in SAP. Currently employees fill in their
> > timesheetdata in an Excel spreadsheet and email it to the company. 
> The
> > timesheet then is being validated by a Perl script and if OK sent by 
> ftp
> > to SAP. If not OK employees call back to manually correct the sheet. 
> This
> > is tedious and error prone process since it depends on many 
> intermediate
> > steps (validation scripts running, ftp connection up etc etc). When 
> any of
> > these fails the whole chain fails and often timesheetdata is not 
> sent.
> > 
> > Having an online timesheetmodule connected directly to SAP should 
> makes
> > things easier: the employee fills in the sheet (a form) and submits 
> the
> > timesheet to SAP. SAP validates the timesheetdata using it's
> > validationrules and generates error messages if something's wrong. 
> The
> > idea is to have these error messages sent back to the client in 
> response
> > to the submit and have him/her correct the timesheet if needed.
> > Since I am a CFMX programmer and not SAP knowledgeable I wonder if 
> anyone
> > on this list has experience with connecting CFMX to SAP. I'd like to 
> get
> > some tips please!
> > 
> 
> -- 
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.
> com/Use-CFMX-with-SAP-tf2291598.html#a6367670
> Sent from the Cold Fusion - Technical mailing list archive at Nabble.
> com.

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